[applause] >> good afternoon, everyone i'm john sparks and i'm the store manager here at macy's union square. and i want to start by thanking a few people, jenkins and chief scott and mayor breed and all they're doing to keep the area safe. we are so excited for all of the holiday tradition that's are coming back this year that mean so much for san franciscoian and all of our visitors, including our windows that will come back with live animals. santa's will return to macy's on black friday and we have a toys r us location here. so we're so excited for everything that is happening this holiday season, for our community and thank you to all of our community partners and everything they're doing to keep us safe. thank you so much. [applause] >> okay, wow, talk about leaning in. i want to thank again all of our law enforcement partners for being here, our district attorney, brooke jenkins, our police chief bill scott and our mayor, mayor london breed, when the lights go on which she have, it means the holidays have begun and it's going to be an incredible holiday season this year. thank

[applause] >> good afternoon, everyone i'm john sparks and i'm the store manager here at macy's union square. and i want to start by thanking a few people, jenkins and chief scott and mayor breed and all they're doing to keep the area safe. we are so excited for all of the holiday tradition that's are coming back this year that mean so much for san franciscoian and all of our visitors, including our windows that will come back with live animals. santa's will return to macy's on black friday and we have a toys r us location here. so we're so excited for everything that is happening this holiday season, for our community and thank you to all of our community partners and everything they're doing to keep us safe. thank you so much. [applause] >> okay, wow, talk about leaning in. i want to thank again all of our law enforcement partners for being here, our district attorney, brooke jenkins, our police chief bill scott and our mayor, mayor london breed, when the lights go on which she have, it means the holidays have begun and it's going to be an incredible holiday season this year. thank

[applause] >> good afternoon, everyone i'm john sparks and i'm the store manager here at macy's union square. and i want to start by thanking a few people, jenkins and chief scott and mayor breed and all they're doing to keep the area safe. we are so excited for all of the holiday tradition that's are coming back this year that mean so much for san franciscoian and all of our visitors, including our windows that will come back with live animals. santa's will return to macy's on black friday and we have a toys r us location here. so we're so excited for everything that is happening this holiday season, for our community and thank you to all of our community partners and everything they're doing to keep us safe. thank you so much. [applause] >> okay, wow, talk about leaning in. i want to thank again all of our law enforcement partners for being here, our district attorney, brooke jenkins, our police chief bill scott and our mayor, mayor london breed, when the lights go on which she have, it means the holidays have begun and it's going to be an incredible holiday season this year. thank

the shooting and his subsequent death sparked violent protests. johns wrapping his reports now from the salon. nikki. the body of 16 year olds cost us from gullies is finally being laid to rest after a $3.00 day morning period where it was kept at his parents house. he was surrounded by his wife, his sisters, his father, uncle, and grandparents, and many other relatives where he was mourned, dressed in formal clothes, with a baseball cap on his head and a bed of flowers at his feet. ghosts from gullies died on tuesday morning. authorities say, with a bullet lodged in the back of his brain, put there by police who pursued him after he left a petrol station in the small hours of december 5th. without paying for 20 years worth of fuel that he had put in his pickup truck. police say they acted in self defense after courses from gullies attempted to ram their motorcycles. but the roemer community here seriously doubts that version of events given that the bullet was fired into the back of his head. and given that there is no supporting evidence for the police version. roemer community here e

[applause] >> good afternoon, everyone i'm john sparks and i'm the store manager here at macy's unionking a few people, jenkins and chief scott and mayor breed and all they're doing to keep the area safe. we are so excited for all of the holiday tradition that's are coming back this year that mean so much for san franciscoian and all of our visitors, including our windows that will come back with live animals. santa's will return to macy's on black friday and we have a toys r us location here. so we're so excited for everything that is happening this holiday season, for our community and thank you to all of our community partners and everything they're doing to keep us safe. thank you so much. [applause] >> okay, wow, talk about leaning in. i want to thank again all of our law enforcement partners for being here, our district attorney, brooke jenkins, our police chief bill scott and our mayor, mayor london breed, when the lights go on which she have, it means the holidays have begun and it's going to be an incredible holiday season this year. thank you for all of us for coming out. th

sparking serious skepticism over iran's intentions. >> iran is the world leading state sponsor of terrorism, certified by many administrations. >> johnndication that protests will let up. more than 400 people have been killed and 15,000 others arrested since this began in september. unrest sparked by a 22-year-old woman in police custody. she was picked up for not wearing proper hijab. sandra. >> sandra: john, thank you. russia is ramping up attacks on ukraine with the most brutal strikes in weeks. this video shows people in kyiv taking cover in underground metro tunnels, similar to the scenes we saw a year ago when vladimir putin laufrped his attack there. moscow has been taking aim of the power grid as winter quickly approaches. jeff paul is live in kyiv for us at this hour. >> we had been waiting and watching to see when the next attack might happen by russian forces. after a 12-day period of relative couple, that has changed. and as you mentioned, this was common site throughout the country. people hunkered down wherever they could to find shelter, they were warned of a massive missile attack, and that's what happened. in all, uk

it joins cvs and walgreens john, nothing is likely to spark parents rushing to the children's sectioneir local drugstores like the thought that you will have a sick kid andno way to make the feel better. >> now you want to go get it even if your kid is not sick, especially given rsv and all that stuff going around. microsoft getting a lot of love from the street this week. morgan stanley calling it a top this week. all three firms highlighting the stock's strong margins of cash flow calling it a longer term pick worth buying at these levels stock priced earnings now trading around 23. that's not cheap after starting the year at 33, definitely not cheap stocks are down 30% year to date as you and i know, be careful when everybody loves you what is potentially wrong? you have to do investors and viewers that serve what is potentially wrong with microsoft? >> a potential slowdown in their cloud business of course is one threat the revenues will be is the growth that investors looking for going to be there? if there is a slow down, longer for deals to close salesforce is saying there is a

and that sparked the unrest. here is john home and joins me live now from lima. tell us what's happening and we just outside actually the headquarters of a political party with loop and also the confederacy on that. come pacino's, come pacino's are like smooth scale farmers here, and you can probably see the riot police spread around. just as dina blew up the was given the speech that you were mentioning, talking about peace and unity. we're, we've been peruvians. anti terrorist police were actually searching the headquarters of those 2 organizations inside of this building. they said they were looking for weapons and also terrorist propaganda probably see on the sign that these people are holding up. they say we're heroes of piece. we're not terrorists. and we want the resignation of fina blue out the so a lot of different organizations here, especially on the left, all cooling for the resignation of female blue, up the, the president here for about 10 days. she was the vice president of federal custody you until he was in peach and entertain. she's tooken taken

dissolve congress, at least 18 people have been killed and weeklong protests sparked by the countries political crisis. john holman reports, what tends to happen is the process she called in the afternoon going into the night, especially here in the capital in lima. so that will become more apparent later on in the 1st day of the state of emergency, it almost doubled the number of deaths here. and a lot of those were in the i a culture province that's in the south of group. and it's a real boston of support from federal castillo, the now ex president. so we'll see a little bit later today what the reaction is, especially to the fact that at the federal castillo being imprisoned, has now been extended for 1818 months next, before he gets a trial to decide whether he is guilty of those terms. now in terms of the curfew as well, just to say that in lima, what we are now, there is no curfew that square. just under a 3rd of the population of 333000000 people live. it is quite targeted. 15 provinces, in which most the process has been seen in the south of the country in the may, where petro castillo has been popu

dissolve congress, at least 14 people have been killed and weak, long protest sparked by the countries political crisis. who john holman, joins us now live from lima and john, with a state of emergency. and now a curfew implies have things calm down at all there. now i think we're going to see that tom later on in the day because what tends to happen is the process she in the afternoon going into the night, especially here in the capital elite mess that will become more apparent. leis ron will you mentioned about the number of fatalities in the 1st day of the state of emergency. it almost doubled the number of deaths here. and a lot of those were in the i a cultural province, dots in the south of group. and it's a real bad scene of support from federal castillo the now ex president. so we'll see a little bit later today what the reaction is, especially to the fact that at the federal castillo being imprisoned, has now been extended for 18. 18 months, not before he gets a trial to decide whether he is guilty of of those terms. now in terms of the curfew as well. just to say that in lima, what we are now, there is

forgiveness died on tuesday after 8 days in intensive care, a shooting at his subsequent death sparked violent protests john, so helpless, foresaw from vessel wanna keep the body of 16 year old. costas from goose is finally being laid to rest after a 3 day morning period where it was captured, his parents house. he was surrounded by his wife, his sisters, his father, uncle, and grandparents, and many other relatives where he was mourned, dressed in formal clothes with a baseball cap on his head. and the bed of flowers at his feet. goes to struggle is died on tuesday morning. authorities say, with a bullet lodged in the back of his brain, put there by police who pursued him after he left a petrol station in the small hours of december 5th. without paying for 20 years worth of fuel that he had put in his pickup truck. police say they acted in self defense, after course, as from gullies attempted to ram their motorcycles. but the roemer community here seriously doubts that version of offense given that the bullet was fired into the back of his head. and given that there is no supporting evidence for the police

sparks the unrest. i'll do there is john hall and joins us live now from lima, where and now the protest seems to be taking place. one of the people telling you, john we roy, the place with behind the configuration campus seems so far as might be coming here to the capital protest against dina lap they and her government off the pedal cuts the you'll be ex president was 1st in p. i'm been the time you can see that a lot of people have come here to try and joining with the furniture to try and get these people free around them. now there's a line of lease. the police have completely taken it sort of a take could be around the so these people to a certain extent, right now, trucked in this ring. now this is part of what sending alarm bells ringing about the situation here and through. we're in a state of emergency right now. no, just the police, but the army been sent out on the street. there's been more than 20 people killed, mostly in other parts of the country and seems like this all going to help people to feel that they say that they can express it if you want there possibly will. this is a protest from

pro judged that we haven't seen this intensity and decades. public anger was sparked after a deadly apartment fire in chin john province. to night we're asking is china's coated policy to blame for that? we've got an investigated report now by d. w. news. want to take a look at that. they're going to come back and talk about the fire started on the evening of the 24th of november, no room cheat, the capital of sin, john province. most of the people living in the building a week as endlessly minority, long pressed by chinese authorities. that night, 10 people died in the blaze. t w's investigative unit analyzed dozens of photos and videos to try to figure out what happened. we also talked to several sources who had had the rare opportunity of hearing from eye witnesses. it's almost impossible to get reliable information from the ground, just contacting someone who lives abroad is enough to get you thrown into jail. but for a very brief period of time, relatives abroad were able to contact their loved ones back in the room. she and the other people we talked to. we located the 21 story building in this neighborh

river dried up during the drought, sparking severe energy shortages in chunking and other places. restaurant own a young who operates inside a downtown mall and john ching, it's just one of the many local business owners affected an in the chile. normally we'd have everything on these days. the government is promoting energy saving measures like using the furnace set of air conditioners. there isn't enough. electricity. authorities had ordered malls to only stay open for 5 hours a day at the height of the heat. wave. young says operating hours are still restricted and that many businesses are also making their own contributions. like keeping lights switched off to cut energy consumption. or you can see there are lots of errors going into trying to save energy, and the address is power branch here on the grand trains in their content, which is a being all the lights are being in. so every other might hear a switched off right now. but these really are just stop gap measure to help alleviate the shorts are in the long term environmentalists like li jowers, greenpeace. a policy makers must set more aggressive green sockets to tackle the effects of cl

dissolve congress, at least 14 people have been killed in week long protests sparked by the countries political crisis. john holman reports now probably more. what tends to happen is that the process shake off in the afternoon going into the night, especially here in the capitol in lima. so that will become more apparent later on in the 1st day of the state of emergency, it almost doubled the number of deaths here. and a lot of those were in the i a show proven starts in the south of group, and it's a real bad scene of support from federal castillo the now ex president. so we'll see a little bit later today what the reaction is, especially to the fact that the federal castillo being imprisoned, has now been extended to 1818 months, not before. he gets a trial to decide whether he is guilty of those terms. now in terms of the curfew as well, just to say that in lima we are now there is no curfew that square. just under a 3rd of the population of 33000000 people live. it is quite targeted. 15 provinces, in which most of the protests have been seen in the south of the country, in the mail, where petro castillo

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. >> john: at least three have been killed and more injured after a gunman opened fire in central paris. that is sparkingsts as the city is filled with christmas tourists. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is in the london bureau. what's the latest and the investigation? >> things are calming down right now in paris but yes, there was deadly violence, there were angry protests, not far from the major landmarks of the french capital right in the middle of this holiday season. a shooting at around a center for the kurdish community in the city left three dead and three injured, suspected gunman, 69-year-old french national, he was quickly arrested by police with injuries. they say it appeared to be targeting foreigners. he had been arrested in the past, including an attack on a migrant camp in paris. seemed to be acting on his own. it's not clear if it was specifically targeting kurds, but they claim not enough protection is being given to their members. the kurds are a high profile minority group in france, mostly from turkey. the french president tweeted the kurds of france have been the t

john henry al jazeera brookwood, alabama. i'll sources and peruse at least 22 people were killed during protest. sparks by the ousting of former president peddler castillo earlier this month. rights groups have condemned the use of force by police in the army and demanding investigations. my other sanchez reports from lima. oh, tears and anger. the family of 27 year old. no matter the one good, laid him to rest. then i'll see you soon. little brother, i know that we are all going to die. may they be justice law again? no, now lose one of more than 20 protesters killed in clashes with security forces. at least 4 of the victims were children. prosecutor say it is likely that most of the demonstrators were killed by gunfire in the region. if i have 2 children, arm claims protesters attack them with blunt objects. after weeks of protest, the government declared a nation wide state of emergency allowing the army to support the police. a mistake critic safe on the macro level that isn't available. opening the door to the military, increase the number of that's in the tension sort of everything doubled, which shows once again, the da

john eastman, rudy giuliani. those could be a referrals to various bar associations to try to get them to spark. you mentioned congressional referrals, members of congress who were involved in this effort as well chair. german thompson asked spoken specifically about referring some of these gop lawmakers, people like scott perry and others, to the house ethics committee for possible ethics investigations. that is something that -- donald trump is obviously the main focus but we are likely to hear about some other broader attempt to overturn the election. >> i want to touch on what we heard from schumer. he showing a lot of optimism when it comes to the path of republicans going forward, not even cautious, just straight-up optimism, which i found pretty interesting to say the least. here's what he sent. i think there's going to be a whole chunk of republicans in the house and senate who realize that the maga way doesn't work. i hope to work with them to get real things done. i said this to mitch mcconnell. i think you can see for themselves that i don't have to do this. tell me more. >> well, of

sparked unprecedented protests across the country. it onions demanded an into the morality police. the also court for the change of district islamic region. let's bring in musty, elena john. she's in a rainy american journalist and activists, and joins us now from new york. welcome. what do you make of the conflicting claims that the morality police has been shut down? i strongly believe doug, this is this information and it is a propaganda moved by the islamic republic. first of all, to calm down the off rising inside iran. second of all, to mislead the rest of the war. look in 2017. there was a huge headline, going around, an international media. the same headline saying that them were out of the police wouldn't arrest women for his job instead of morality. but he decided to send them to educational classes. what happened recent, the mass. so i mean, he got killed in the hand of morality, but he's still, you see, that was an empty promises. and this is, again, it's a big lie. and we were shocked. we were shocked to see the international media, both such a wrong narrative to mislead, to distract the uprising, and to mislead the rest of the words from what you're hearing

at least 18 people have been killed in week long, protests sparked by the countries political crisis. let's go lived out a lima alpha 0 as john holman, is their job or the state of emergency and now this curfew. have things calmed any there. i think we're going to find out that in the afternoon and then in the evening because that tends to be when protest breakout. and when they struggle with authorities, especially here in lima, the process seem to happen when the sun goes down. and that's also when things get a little bit more vile of with the police. now, in terms of the recent news, federal castillo has now been given 18 months in jail before a trial, which is going to prove if he was guilty or innocent of lots different corruption charges that have been leveled against him. that news is presumably not going to come people that were wanting to seem at free its various different demands here. some people are asking for payroll castillo to be free, saying that he still the constitutional president, all through other people are saying that what they want a fresh elections here. they want the congress in which a lot of people

yeah, john malone owned liberty media and formula 1 unit says the china race in shanghai has been canceled next year again, fourth year in a row because of ongoing covid restrictions and sparkedmost widespread nationwide protest in china this week. other asian countries resumed raising this year inshrewding singapore, i attended that and it was fantastic. singapore is looking for other races to replace that and first vegas race and liberty media bought formula 1 for $46 billion in 2016 and it's worth double that and it's a pretty smart investment and china internet stocks ripping today after big gains this weekend. it's a pretty counter intuitive to the most widespread protests in 30 years but earnings for the internet stocks go up when citizens are stuck at home shopping online and china stocks had best november in 18 years last month so if you're looking for a bull market, that's one to look at. finally chinese electric car companies rallying again and earnings called a bottom for falling sells up 20% and tesla delivering first semi truck to pepsi last night and $180,000 plus for each semi and super charging capability they say and tesla says they'll make 100 of them over t

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john: personal items, not evidence. heartbreak after heartbreak with no clue what happened. >> sandra: and the snow has fallen. roll-out of oregon's restrictive new gun law is sparking outrage among gun owners and law enforcement. gun shop owners have seen a huge spike in sales since this law was passed just last month. it bans magazines capable of holding more than ten rounds and requires permits to purchase a process that would require fingerprinting and training by instructor who has been certified by law enforcement. you are looking at pictures of a crowded parking lot of folks that are showing up exercising their right to own a gun fearing those rights are going to be taken away. our next guest is the owner of northwest armory. karl is joining us us. >> good afternoon, sandra, thank you. >> sandra: very busy parking lot there. are those -- is this what's happening, they are fearing they won't be able to buy a gun once the law takes place, they are showing up now? >> two things are happening. there's fear, won't be able to get a gun, and the actual logistics that they won't be able to do the background check. oregon is a point of contact for the fbi and the oreg

took control of a colony and served as a spark to later slave revolts. 56 half -- after half a year of fight, opposition troops defeated theup rising at st. john. as a last cry for freedom, the last remaining slaves drove helps at ram head to die. this will ensure that visitors who hike to the top of ram head learn and reflect on this powerful part of history. i thank my colleague, ms. plaskett, for introducing this legislation and championing this bill on behalf of her constituents. i urge my colleagues to vote yes and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. obernolte: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. obernolte: h.r. 7496 would require the national park service toin stall a plaque on the ram head trail in the virgin islands national park to recognize a slave rebellion that began on st. john in 1733. i'd like to applaud delegate blast debt for leading this effort along with the support of congressman reschenthaler. in 1733, the island of st. john in the danish west endies was occupied by roughly 200 european set